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Encyclopedia > Political organisation

A political organization is any organization or group that is concerned with, or involved in the political process. Political organizations can include everything from special interest groups who lobby politicians for change, to think tanks that propose policy alternatives, to political parties who run candidates for elections, to terrorist groups that use violence to achieve political goals.


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Political organisation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (116 words)
A political organization is any organization or group that is concerned with, or involved in the political process.
Political organizations can include everything from special interest groups who lobby politicians for change, to think tanks that propose policy alternatives, to political parties who run candidates for elections, to terrorist groups that use violence to achieve political goals.
In a broader sense, a political organization can also be viewed as a political system, as long as it includes the entire system and body of government.
Celtic League (political organisation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1094 words)
The Celtic League is a political and cultural organisation in the modern Celtic nations of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall and the Isle of Man.
The fundamental aim of the Celtic League is to contribute, as an international organisation, to the struggles of the six Celtic nations to secure or win their political, cultural, social and economic freedom.
The Celtic League should not be confused with the similar organisation, the Celtic Congress, which tends to be purely cultural and apolitical.
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